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Are you a farmer or agricultural producer looking to up your game? Check out these upcoming programs in our area.

Advanced Farm Financials Webinar from Good Agriculture

Do you really know how your farm is performing? How’s that product selling? How much cash will you have this summer? Register today and find out how Good Agriculture helps farmers with that and more at their Advanced Farm Financials Webinar on Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 6 p.m. EST. 

Good Agriculture is a Georgia-based organization that offers farmer assistance with grants, financials and bookkeeping, and marketing. Learn more about Good Agriculture here.

Effective Vineyard Spraying: How to Design a Spray Program for a Commercial Vineyard

Join us at one of the available locations for an interactive workshop that will focus on navigating the many available resources to Southeastern grape growers on building an effective pest and disease management spray program. Be prepared to work in group settings to design spray programs within specific examples. This program will highlight their critical management periods, resistance management, and resources to help you in the future. At the end of the workshop, we plan for you to walk away with an example spray program and the knowledge to adapt it each year to your vineyard. Please bring your laptop if you have one. Pesticide recertification credits available.

Tuesday, Jan 21st: Carrollton, GA

Tuesday, Jan 28th: Ellijay, GA

Thursday, Jan 30th: Dahlonega, GA

Agenda

  • 9:30 – Check-in
  • 10:00 – Disease Management
  • 10:30 – Insect Management
  • 11:00 – Fungicide Stewardship
  • 11:15 – Group Activity
  • 12:15 – Lunch 
  • 12:45 – Group Activity
  • 3:00 – Wrap up and Conclusions

Speakers

  • Phil Brannen
  • Sarah Lowder
  • Brett Blaauw

ASCFG Beginning Growers’ School

March 18, 2025 in Austin, Texas

Brought to you by the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers, this program is intended for brand-new or early career growers who wish to move into growing for profit, regardless of scale or business model. The goal is to equip beginning flower growers with the knowledge and skills to identify their business model and customer base, determine which crops are best suited for their operation, and learn how to grow high-quality products in accordance with industry best practices. Lunch is included. Register by January 31 to receive the discount!

Program and registration here.